Sentence examples for decision and consensus from inspiring English sources

"Before, teaching was bilingual, but there still isn't any courage to go back to that," Mr. Mrabet said, accusing politicians of reluctance to tackle a potentially sensitive issue: "There needs to be a strong and clear decision and consensus on the language issue for reforms to move forward," he said.

But unless communities are also engaged in risk governance decisions and consensus is built, this tacit agreement to pursue a low-volcanic-risk development model could come unstuck.

The consensus conference follows an established procedure of formal decision making and consensus building integrating the results from the previous studies [ 12, 28].

Finally, the agreement between match-day TD/MDD video review decision and the consensus decision from the independent clinicians was compared (i.e. immediate and permanent removal, off-field screening assessment, or remain in play).

The IRA between the MDD/TD game-day management decision and the consensus decision based on the expert reviewer's post-season review was 0.49 (95% CI 0.38 0.59), weak agreement, suggesting that further education of TD/MDD in the recognition and significance of post-traumatic signs is required.

The aim this presentation is present the results of the preparatory studies were presented at an international consensus conference, a multi-stage, iterative, decision-making and consensus process that took place 12 14 May 2015 in Barcelona, Spain.

The iterative decision-making and consensus process involved three working groups with six to seven health professionals each.

The lists of these identified categories represent the starting point of the decision-making and consensus process that took place at the consensus conference.

The development of this set follows the methodology to develop an International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health ICFF) Core Set and involves a formal decision-making and consensus process.

Their independent analysis and evaluation of decisions made and consensus, determined whether comparable conclusions could be reached given the same data and research context.

The ICF categories most frequently named in all four preparatory studies (so-called candidate categories) made up the starting point of the decision-making and consensus process.